Great brands start with the question why. Why does this brand exist? Great brands are purposeful and authentic. They are responsive and transparent. Great brands are meant to be used as a communication tool, evoking some sort of memory or feeling in people. This is why the Navarre community loved its old beach sign so much. To this community, that old beach sign meant something.
This Saturday at 9 a.m. is the sixth annual Autism OdysSea at the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station. There will be many activities for the children. Visit NavarreScienceStation.org for more information.
President Trump’s stick-to-itiveness no matter what – blesses many, God too, surely! Has he ever had a day’s peace? Does he even realize God’s been using him – 17 candidates and then there were none, Hallelujah!
The late American author Gore Vidal wrote “Half the American people never read a newspaper. Half never vote for President- the same half?” Mr. Vidal’s question poses two powerful points.
Pensacola played 56 hockey games during the grind of the SPHL regular season. Each one of those games meant something, each one an opportunity for the Ice Flyers to prove that they are one of the best teams in the league and a legit contender for a championship.
The Holley Navarre Seniors Center has tickets available for Fun with Flowers, an event to make your own fresh flower May Basket. See their ad for more details.
Shame on the Zoning Board’s conditional use approval for Commissioner Lynchard’s hair-brained storage unit plans in the planned Downtown area of Navarre. How convenient just months before the county commissioners hear suggested land use changes. I thought it had to be some type of emergency to approve a conditional use? Commissioner Lynchard nor the zoning board members that approved the conditional use don’t have the greater good of Navarre citizens and growth in mind. Commissioner Lynchard stated best “I plan to build something I can be proud of.” He certainly has been planning ME,ME, I,
We already know that Navarre is the girls weightlifting capital of Florida. The Raiders have won four consecutive state championships and five of the last six state titles overall.
